Silicon Valley has a total population of 2.4 million, provides 1 million job opportunities, and has an unemployment rate of 9% (the California average is 11%). The average working day is 9.5 hours, and there are 7,000 job types, such as HR (human resources), marketing, etc. Farm equipment, aerospace/defense, and semiconductors are the three major industries. Silicon Valley's success factors: In terms of talent, 53% of engineers are foreign-born, and 50% of CEOs and founders of technology companies are foreign-born. Silicon Valley hopes the government should issue more H-1 visas to foreigners. There are many universities in Silicon Valley. Unlike other universities, they also have adventure and risk courses, and 25% of business courses involve investment and financing. Silicon Valley-style success model: innovate and make money. The weather here is also great, and many people like to live here... Speaker: Steve Wright, Vice President of Strategic Communications, Silicon Valley Leadership Group
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My buddy made these adapter boards for experiments. It is convenient to plug 240-pin chips into breadboards. PROTEL99SE format. If you need it, take it and use it! :lol [[i] This post was last edited
There are many types of diodes. I saw from this information that there are these types: Schottky diodes, fast recovery diodes (FAST RECOVERY rectifiers) , high-efficiency rectifier diodes, ultra-fast
Question: My chip has SMBUS (i.e. I2C). Now the question is: Not every I/O can do I2C, right? My P1.0 and P1.1 use SMBUS and other pins use I2C, so it is software simulation, right? Now there are two